Oct 16, 2026
- Person search takes a location. Add a city and state to pick the right person: "John Smith in Austin, TX" or "Maria Garcia San Diego CA".
- Sharper person reports. An employer or school in your search ("Michael Jordan UC Berkeley") is read as context, not part of the name. Job titles come only from what a page says, never from its web address. Each fact links to the page it actually came from.
- Cleaner product reports. Each section lists its own sources, and Recent News leaves out forum threads, social posts and videos.
- Easier-to-read reports. Each section's sources fold behind a "Sources" button, and the list of every source searched moves to the end.
- Pro limits, stated plainly. The pricing page now shows Pro's monthly limits (300 quick profiles and 50 Deep Dives), and Settings shows how much you've used.
- A full sample report. Read a complete, unedited report on Stripe, including the sections Metis couldn't source.
- Competitor prices re-checked on the Crunchbase and PitchBook comparisons, with the date they were checked.
- Fixed: federal spending no longer counts awards to companies with similar names. "Stripes Global, Inc." isn't Stripe.
- Fixed: new product reports were wrongly labeled as made before Metis recorded sources.
- Security updates to the libraries the site and research server run on.
Oct 10, 2026
- Three products, one home. Metis now brings together Intelligence, Diligence and the Committee.
- Guides for all three products on Resources, with a filter by product.
- A real report on the Intelligence page. An excerpt of an actual report, with its sources, replaces the illustration.
- Easier to read: higher-contrast text across the marketing pages.